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Even though the scale consists of seven notes, they get repeated at higher and
lover range. Thus the DO repeats after the seventh note, and the scale proceeds
to the net octave, - set of eight notes. We started our Middle Do, on the small
line below the stave, which is called a leger line. It is meant to place the
note in relation the the general stave. Our sol came on the second line of the
stave, and now in this lesson we use the other notes of the range, from sol to
upper re.
Get familiar with the locations of the notes. These notes are played with the
white keys of the keyboard. The Do, starts around the middle of the keyboard, to
the left of the set of two black keys. Later you will know, how to raise the
pitch of a music which you find too low to sing. In this case, the keyboard
player will use the black keys, and the music notation will show it with the use
of sharps and flats. There is a way, the singer will get around it, without
changing his names of the scale.
Once in a way, repeat the old exercises from the beginning, to make your
foundation firm.
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